Historic Third Ward Tours and Tickets

See the sights of Milwaukee while learning facts about the city on an entertaining and interactive scavenger hunt. This app-based game will lead you through the city, challenging you with trivia questions and tasks as you pursue the items on your list. This is a fun group activity for team building, parties, or anyone looking for a playful and memorable way to get to know Milwaukee.

Tour an upcoming and historic neighborhood just on the outside of downtown like a local would! Local and friendly drivers to take you along our well-known route. Experience a unique way to travel around with pedal power! Fun and different experience on the tavern as you cheer your crew, and make memories and friends along the scenic river and downtown! 21+ Tour

Our tours have varying difficulty levels to accommodate different skill levels. We take every safety precaution available to prioritize your well-being. Our routes that take you to must-see attractions and beautiful destinations. The Bahāʾī temple that we will pass is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the only Bahāʾī place of worship in North America. This weekend vacation to Milwaukee is a vibrant mix of urban excitement and nature. Notable spots that riders can visit are the Milwaukee Art Museum, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame Museum, and the Black Holocaust Museum. The city is also home to over 40 breweries, with iconic names like Schlitz and Pabst leading the way. On the ride you'll traverse mostly flat terrain that shifts between suburban areas and secluded bike paths. Expect southward winds along the lake, be prepared to experience some headwinds during your ride. Roads: 79% paved, 21% trails Distance: 74.6 miles Elevation: +963 ft/ - 1,058 ft

The Historic Third Ward was the first stop for many of Milwaukee's European immigrants, particularly the Irish and later the Italians. Close to cheap housing and available jobs, these new arrivals created close-knit communities. Like most major industrial cities, the Third Ward had a significant and destructive fire in 1892, which reshaped the landscape to much of what you see today. In the 1970s, this area experienced a resurgence that transformed factories and warehouses into condos and mixed adaptive reuse. On this tour, learn about the neighborhood landscape as well as the Irish and Italian immigrants as well as the impact of the LGBTQ+ community and other residents. Stops include the Milwaukee Public Market (2005), Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) (1974), and Commission Row (1894). This walking tour is 1 mile in length. Travelers are recommended to bring (weather permitting): good walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and/or umbrella.